Girls basketball roundup for Tuesday, Jan. 24

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Skyland Conference

Bound Brook 61, Belvidere 40: Senior Janee’a Summers scored 21 points Tuesday, making her the first player in Bound Brook High School basketball history to eclipse 2,000 for her career as the Crusaders remained undefeated and clinched the Skyland Conference Mountain Division title with a 61-40 home victory over Belvidere.

Summers, who needed 21 to reach the mark, got it on a long 3-pointer from the wing midway through the third quarter, before she was taken out of the game with Bound Brook up over 30 points at the time. Summers, who has also eclipsed the 1,000-rebound mark, added 11 boards in the victory.

“Janee’a is unbelievable,” said Bound Brook third-year coach Jen Derevjanik, who has spent time around plenty of top-level players as a former Division I standout at George Mason and five-year veteran of the WNBA. “Not many people score 1,000 points, let alone 2,000. I don’t know anyone, not even on my college team. This is a huge accomplishment. She’s just such a good kid, I’m so happy to see this happen to such a nice person. Everyone around her was trying to feed her the ball because they wanted it for her, too.”

Olivia Nilsen added 14 points in the victory, as Bound Brook improved to 14-0.

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Watchung Hills 85, Ridge 61: Junior Julia Cunningham exploded for 40 points, including the 1,000th of her career, as Watchung Hills clinches at least a tie for the Skyland Conference Raritan Division title. Cunningham entered the game needing 23 for the milestone, reaching it on a second-quarter free throw. Jayden Baltuch chipped in 10 points and Alyssa Killeen tallied nine points for the Warriors (11-6). Sophie Beneventine notched 17 points and Abby Ursino scored 13 points to pace Ridge (6-9).

Voorhees 54, Somerville 52: Allie Best posted 17 points and five rebounds and Lauren Wagner netted 16 points to lead Voorhees (10-4). Colby Gavornik scored eight points and grabbed 15 rebounds for the Vikings. Melody Van Ness scored 18 points to pace Somerville (9-4), which also got 14 points from Nyasia Thomas.

North Hunterdon 48, Immaculata 35: Maria Newsome scored 13 points and Kristina Harrel netted 11 points to send North Hunterdon (9-5). Naiya Jefferson scored 11 points and Abby Gilbert added eight points for Immaculata (7-8).

Franklin 62, Gill St. Bernard’s 32: Kennedy Schenck, Monique Davis-Campbell and Diamond Miller each netted 12 points to boost Franklin (9-4). Sydnei Caldwell scored 16 points and Tori Goldin grabbed eight rebounds for Gill St. Bernard’s (4-9).

Delaware Valley 57, Pingry 42: Margaret Affeld led the way with 23 points and Veronica Christ chipped in 15 points to fuel Delaware Valley (7-7). Megan Horn tallied 19 points and five rebounds for Pingry (6-9), which also got 12 points and 10 rebounds from Ally Pyne and five points and 13 rebounds from Kelsey Ransom.

Rutgers Prep 77, Bridgewater-Raritan 28: Gabi Redden exploded for 27 points and 10 rebounds to lead Rutgers Prep (15-1). Jahsyni Knight added 11 points, six assists and five steals and Olivia Dabney notched 10 points and seven rebounds for the Argonauts. Bridgewater-Raritan is 9-5.

North Plainfield 38, Manville 23: Nikita Forrester scored 13 points and Shahiyah O’Neal netted 11 points to send North Plainfield (3-10). Julie Pankowski scored 10 points and Zytajsha Abner added 11 rebounds and 10 blocks for Manville (4-11).

Hillsborough 35, Montgomery 27: Dani Pescatore scored 11 points and Olivia Buckman added 10 points to send Hillsborough (3-11). Caroline Hedde scored 11 points to pace Montgomery (3-12).

Bernards 61, South Hunterdon 36: Caroline Baratta scored 21 points and added six steals as Bernards rolled. Jenna Whelan chipped in 14 points and seven rebounds for the Mountaineers (8-7). Gianna Rubino scored 10 points to pace South Hunterdon (5-9).

Hunterdon Central 40, Phillipsburg 36: Kylie Fischer scored 11 points and Peyton McNally chipped in nine points for Hunterdon Central (11-4). Katie Perkins contributed eight points in the victory.

Warren Hills 51, Mount St. Mary 43: Caroline Cull tallied 12 points and Maria Jaeckel notched 10 points and six rebounds for Mount St. Mary (4-11).

Greater Middlesex Conference

Perth Amboy Tech 58, Somerset Tech 38: Daisy Arocho went for 18 points, six assists and five steals to lead Perth Amboy Tech (4-9). Rebecca Haggerty chimed in with 16 points, seven rebounds, five assists and five steals, and Diana Bueno was good for 16 points, five boards and six steals in the victory. Anna Ramos scored 13 points and grabbed 13 rebounds, while Rebeka Quagliato added 13 points and eight boards for Somerset Tech (4-8).

Metuchen 43, Mother Seton 24: Brynn Farrell dropped in 25 points, adding nine rebounds and seven steals as Metuchen rolled. Brielle Robinson scored nine points to pace Mother Seton, while Dallas Idalisia grabbed 10 rebounds for the Setters.

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North Brunswick 43, J.F. Kennedy 18: Kelsi Moody scored 14 points and Amaya Caraballo netted 13 points for North Brunswick. Tazia Pettus scored 10 points and grabbed five rebounds and Jaylin Cabrera snagged 12 rebounds for J.F. Kennedy.

Woodbridge 45, New Brunswick 29: Emily Kolpuc scored 13 points and Najyah Adams added 12 points to lead Woodbridge (9-5). Jordan Vazquez contributed 11 points to the victory. Roshanna Lewis posted 12 points and 12 rebounds, and Aniyah Thomas grabbed 10 boards for New Brunswick (4-11).

Sayreville 62, Colonia 30: Ishi Enahoro was one of four Sayreville scorers to tally double digits, leading the way with 13 points as the Bombers improved to 14-1. Patrice Harding (12 points), Ryane Brush (11) and Jasmine Van Note (10) were also key in the victory. Angie Barrett scored 12 points to pace Colonia (6-9).

Old Bridge 47, Piscataway 42: Amanda Carney netted 24 points and Rachel Kuhl scored 16 points to lead Old Bridge. LaNiya Miller scored 25 points to pace Piscataway.

Edison 53, Monroe 49: Lourdes Marasigan netted 22 points and Samita Sargent added 14 points to fuel Edison (9-5). Casey Filiault scored 19 points and Angela Oskierko added 12 points for Monroe (5-11).

Union County Conference

Governor Livingston 46, Newark Academy 44: Lindsay Garrato finished with 16 points and Lara Romano dropped in 13 points for Governor Livingston. Skylar Dowling netted 12 points for the Highlanders (7-6), who outscored Newark Academy 19-16 in the fourth quarter.

New Providence 58, Cranford 38: Katie Kinum went for 30 points, eight rebounds, five assists and five steals, and Sarah Zero notched a double-double, netting 14 points and grabbing 13 rebounds, adding five steals, as New Providence rolled. Hannah Caminitti chipped in eight points, six boards and five steals for the Pioneers (12-3).

Union Catholic 43, Dayton 30: Andrya Robinson tallied 17 points and seven rebounds to spark Union Catholic. Taylor Gardner chipped in 12 points and seven boards for the Vikings (9-4).

Linden 58, Elizabeth 45: Lexi Rodriguez posted 28 points, seven rebounds and six steals, and Noelle Williams added nine points and 12 rebounds to send Linden.

Westfield 67, Plainfield 33: Molly Ryan notched 17 points and five assists and Shannon Devitt posted 13 points to propel Westfield (10-2). Lauren Sgro chipped in 10 points and six rebounds for the Blue Devils. Plainfield fell to 0-12.